not cure add-- adolescent despair but it can make it more survivable. >> it shouldn't take a suicide for the school to do something about the stress level and homework level at school. >> reporter: cabot posted this video on youtube a few ago, saying she was tired of seeing her classmates take their own lives. she's demanding change and not just from school officials. >> i'm trying to raise awareness, mostly for

>> the city of san jose says first time rule breakers will get a lecture but repeat offenders could face fines. kids wasted no times getting their hands sandy at the sandbox today. 20 tons of new clean sand arrived this morning. it replaced sand that was removed after vandals smashed bottles leaving glass shards throughout the sandbox back in february. building material company donated the sand. apple is at it again unveiling its apple watch today. cate cauguiran was there for the big reveal. >> you didn't bring one back. >> security wouldn't let me out the doors.

[ laughter ] >> you got to hold it? >> i definitely did. if you're part of the following you can pre-order the watch. if you can't wait till then, take a look at this preview. >> reporter: apple's newest product is all in the wrist. >> apple's watch is the most personal device we've ever created. >> reporter: the smart watch lets you do pretty much anything your iphone can send text messages play music connect to social media and ceo tim cook's favorite -- >> with the built-in speaker and microphone, you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: the battery is charged with a magnetic charger and supposedly can last 18 hours. a standout feature of the new apple watch is its ability to act as a health and fitness device. for example you can swipe up and track your heart rate. you can also take a look at the activity you accomplished throughout the day and you can track how many calories you burned. the apple watch is a big first for the

company. the first wearable device and also the first product launch for tim cook without steve jobs. but there are still some who say this watch is no different from the others on the market. editor at large tim stevens says this is what apple does best, rise above the opposition. >> the user face is much more polished we see. people will be able to use this watch much more easily. >> reporter: there are three different models. the sport watch, also the cheapest, starts out at $349. then there's a stainless steel version at $595. and the most expensive the limited apple watch edition with 18 karat gold for $10,000. >> if you buy a $10,000 rolex you give it to your kids and it grows in value. a smart watch it's not going to be good for much. >> apple will be launching a new mac book.

at 2 pounds and 13 millimeters thick it's the lightest and thinnest new notebook. let's go back to the $10,000 watch. >> the technology is going to be obsolete. >> as often as i change phones, no i'm not going to get a new watch. >> it is pretty though. >> you go like, hello? is that how it works? [ laughter ] >> i can't hear you. the hits just keep coming for 49ers fans and they are big. in a period of about 24 hours three of the most popular players are leaving. they'll join former coach jim harbaugh in this offseason shakeup. frank gore has decided to sign with another team. in a stunning move, patrick willis plans to retire. and justin smith is leaning in that direction too. kpix 5's len ramirez says the moves have left fans reeling. >> reporter: 49ers fans may have been screaming today but they weren't exactly excited.

>> we're calling this massacre monday on behalf of all 49er fans. what the hell? >> reporter: sports talk radio aired out the big changes underway in santa clara. runningback frank gore going to philly. linebacker patrick willis retiring. defensive lineman justin smith retiring. and quarterback colin kaepernick rumored to be on the trading block. >> this is going to be a really big blow for that team. >> reporter: conner mcnairy works with sports fever in campbell and is a big 49ers fans. >> you look at all the big names on the super bowl team almost made it to the super bowl two times before and they're pretty much all gone now. >> reporter: not to mention the coach, jim harbaugh, was the first to depart for a coaching job at michigan. >> i'm not terribly upset about it. i hate to see these players go. >> reporter: but frank valdez, a 49ers fan since the 1980s says it's not time to panic. >> 49ers are a great franchise. i think they know what they're doing. i'm excited about this new coach. >> reporter: he says wait and see what new players the 49ers

will get but admits that 2015 will probably be a season of change. in santa clara len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the defections might not be done. there are several other 49ers who are free agents and could sign with other teams. judging by his comments, pablo sandoval definitely didn't leave his heart in san francisco. he had some harsh words for the giants. sandoval told the bleacher report he felt the team didn't make an effort to keep him and he thought the team showed no respect for his agent during contract talks last spring. at that point he said he knew he was leaving. when asked who he'll miss, pablo said only bochy. i love him. he's like my dad. he's the only guy that i'll miss. and hunter pence. just those guys. a day of cruising for crab turns in to chaos in the bay. the frantic race to save seven people on a burning boat. how two cousins stayed calm under pressure. >> we are absolutely appalled

and shocked at the video. >> zero tolerance. the nationwide out rage and fast punishment after a fraternity's racist chant. >> meteorologist paul deanno with your forecast. a whole lot of that today blue sky. once the morning fog was gone. but we're talking rain coming up in the forecast.

oh, my god oh, my god! oh! >> wow. that impact toppled the engine and injured 40 people. the train was headed for new york with more than 200 people onboard when it collided with a trailer in halifax. witnesses say the trailer's driver was stuck trying to make a difficult right hand turn. he jumped out before that crash. none of the injuries are

life-threatening. seven people saved from a burning yacht all because two good samaritans rushed to their rescue on the bay. happened between the tiburon peninsula and angel island. they call that the raccoon strait. don ford with the quick thinking fisherman who wasn't afraid to help. >> reporter: just after 2 p.m. yesterday, this 45-foot motor yacht caught fire. in minutes smoke filled the boat. heidi and cathy were onboard. >> then boom, felt an explosion under my seat and then realized it was extremely serious. >> reporter: on fire between tiburon and angel island and the raccoon strait. the fire may have started in the engine compartment. there were seven people onboard. everyone started putting on lifejackets. nearby justin and jimmy nguyen were heading out to check their crab pots. >> we heard the captain screaming mayday, mayday. >> reporter: while other boat

stood by, they moved in. >> smoke was billowing out of the cabin. right away our options were really limited. it was either the passengers on that boat either going to have to be in the water or they're going to get on our boat. >> reporter: as soon as the small boat pulled up, everyone got off except the cabin. he was still onboard. >> then we heard the seventh was missing and that was the captain. >> what did you do? >> i ran through and right up and brought that wonderful captain down. >> reporter: in the end no one was missing, no one was hurt. >> we're not out there just to do our thing. we're out there to help people when we can. >> reporter: today the boat is sitting at the sausalito coast guard dock where an investigation will determine exactly what happened. thanks to some pretty quick thinking fishermen and the fast response of the coast guard what could have been a terrible tragedy ended up being an heroic rescue. in sausalito don ford, kpix 5. >> in addition to coast guard rescue crews from tiburon

richmond and san francisco also responded. the alcatraz ferry may no longer be shipping out from the embarcadero. the ferry terminal may have to move if they can't reach an agreement with the port of san francisco on a new lease. a possible new home for the ferry could be fort mason. the park service studying how that move might impact on the marina district. the chaotic toned -- the chaotic end to a wild st. pattie's day bash. >> a man burned in a freak explosion. the culprit his

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>> pelley: the university of oklahoma shuts down a fraternity over a racist chant caught on video. >> these people have acted in a way that is absolutely reprehensible and disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight, hundreds protest after a white police officer fatally shoots an unarmed black teenager. a cloak and jagger story. who poisoned jagger the belgian show dog? and before texting, there was tapping. ( tapping ) the code that helped american p.o.w.s survive. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. we got an ugly reminder today that racism is